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I use a 12 in my 5 inch edge. In the 5.4 running a 11.

Started with a 550. Great press and will do everything you want. Upgraded to a 650. The 650 is faster. The primer system has a tendency to fail, but overall it is a pretty nice machine. Added a case feeder and a bullet feeder. The machine makes a lot of ammo. Picked up a 1050 and use it for my 40cal competition and practice ammo. The 650 is a great starting point. Not too difficult to use. Fast. Easy to change calibers. Resale is great. No BS warranty is nice.

Glenn at Lone Star Innovations.

2 times a year. About every 10k rounds.

Glenn at Loan Star Innovations is an artist. Give him a call.

Before every major.

Every January I change the springs. 6 mags are only used for competition, 3 more are just used for practice.

Check out House of Hearing in St. George, Utah. Chris Bain is a shooter who has helped a lot of us with his great electronic ears.

Martial Arts....

I use my Pocket Pro 11 for dry fire all the time. Set par time, adjust start to Random and good to go.

Really happy with the Double Alpha Race master pouches. Have a stand alone magnet in front. Works well.

3 mags on the belt. One in my pocket to start. Never used all four.

Shot it today. Limited. 55pts Time 7.80 7.05HF

Call your shots. All of your shots. Shoot alphas.

Live fire more, dry fire more, shoot more matches, and get a coach. All good stuff. If you can find a group of friends who share the passion of shooting, and are willing to get better with you, the road gets a lot more fun.

Once a year. I do stretch them to normal size with every cleaning.

Under 2.

Really well run match. Looking forward to heading back in March.

Bear Creek 200s with titegroup were recommended from a super squad GM. Quick and smooth.

Good luck with Titegroup and WST.

Have used a lot of Xtreme bullets in my limited gun. The regular plating is fine and works well.

Really appreciate the tips. So helpful for a B who is always pushing to become an A.